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City Council Meeting Agenda 12112024

Road Improvements with Traffic Change will take place on South Plum Creek Road and Cotton Gin Road

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DNT CONSTRUCTION – S. PLUM CREEK ROAD AND COTTON GIN ROAD – TRAFFIC CONTROL WITH SIGNAL LIGHTS REVISED

Uhland Bulk Waste Drop off event – Please see the below flyers for the locations of each dumpster.

City of Uhland Bulk Drop Off Flyer – English

City of Uhland Bulk Drop Off Flyer – Spanish

The Uhland City Council has an open seat. The Place 1 seat has a term of 2020-2022. If you are interested in serving our community please e-mail citysecretary@uhlandtx.us to request an application to fill the unexpired term.

To run for office in a general law city in Texas, you must, among other requirements:

• be a citizen of the United States;
• be at least 18 years old on the date of the election; and
• be a registered voter and have lived in the State of Texas for at least 12 consecutive months prior to the filing date for the election, and in your city or ward for at least 6 months prior to the filing date for the election.

For more information on becoming a city official please review the TML guide:

https://www.tml.org/DocumentCenter/View/1249/FINAL-2019-A-Guide-to-Becoming-a-City-Official

The Uhland City Council has an open seat. The Place 1 seat has a term of 2020-2022. If you are interested in serving our community please e-mail citysecretary@uhlandtx.us to request an application to fill the unexpired term.

To run for office in a general law city in Texas, you must, among other requirements:

• be a citizen of the United States;
• be at least 18 years old on the date of the election; and
• be a registered voter and have lived in the State of Texas for at least 12 consecutive months prior to the filing date for the election, and in your city or ward for at least 6 months prior to the filing date for the election.

For more information on becoming a city official please review the TML guide:

https://www.tml.org/DocumentCenter/View/1249/FINAL-2019-A-Guide-to-Becoming-a-City-Official

The Uhland City Council has an open seat. The Place 4 seat has a term of 2021-2023. If you are interested in serving our community please e-mail citysecretary@uhlandtx.us to request an application.

To run for office in a general law city in Texas, you must, among other requirements:

• be a citizen of the United States;
• be at least 18 years old on the date of the election; and
• be a registered voter and have lived in the State of Texas for at least 12 consecutive months prior to the filing date for the election, and in your city or ward for at least 6 months prior to the filing date for the election.

For more information on becoming a city official please review the TML guide: https://www.tml.org/DocumentCenter/View/1249/FINAL-2019-A-Guide-to-Becoming-a-City-Official

Las Estancias 2

Items needed for a building permit and need to be attached to application:

• Caldwell County – approved driveway permit from Caldwell County Unit Road
• Site Plan – Placement of home and all utilities
• Foundation for MH placement
• Contractors – information- all electric work must be done by a licensed electric contractor 
• Warranty deed to show ownership
• Site built home –  engineered drawings with all contractors listed

Please see the attached information on Las Estancias 2,

Las Estancias II – Instructions.Spanish

Las Estancias II – Instructions.English

Uhland – Letter to Residents Regarding Winter Weather Impact to Service )20210301)

Due to continued severe winter weather and road conditions, our solid waste collection services  will resume operations, according to regular service on Friday , February 26^nd.

Due to the suspended services this week, we expect there to be many households with needs for extra service for the next 2-3 weeks. We will plan to collect additional bags and bundles that are placed at the curb, above the normal set out limitations. We appreciate everyone’s patience as we navigate our way back to safe and normal operating conditions.

Our commitment remains to the health and safety of all people – our customers, our employees, and community members.

Due to the current severe winter weather, our solid waste collection services continue to be suspended and will resume as weather permits. Currently, we expect conditions to become suitable for resuming services no sooner than Thursday, February 18^th.

Once able to resume services, we will make every effort to catch up over the remainder of the week and into the weekend. Please have residents leave any uncollected carts at the curb to allow our crews to catch up. Asking residents to hold off placement of bulk items for collection will also help our efforts to catch up. Due to the length of suspension of services, there is a strong possibility that the impact of delays will roll into next week.

While we make every effort to provide all residents with a service for this week, there remains the possibility that some will be left without a service by the end of the week. For those residents, we will expand our efforts to collect any extras that may have accumulated over the delay period when we return for the next scheduled collection on the following week.

Our commitment remains to the health and safety of all people – our customers, our employees, and community members. In the event that we take the above stated measures, we will communicate as far in advance as possible. And we will make every effort to return to a normal course of service as quickly as possible.